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!"الروح جامحة جدّاً.. و الواقع شرطيّ سيءْ"

May Nasr is a Bahrain-born Lebanese singer. A graduate of Beirut University College (BUC) (presently Lebanese American University LAU) where she earned a BA in Human Resource Development and Social Work.
 
In parallel with her academic studies and professional career in local community support and development, May studied music with some of the giants of Arabic classical music including Zaki Nassif and Badia Sabra Haddad, former voice teacher of Fairouz. May was also mentored by renowned “father of sound engineering” Farid Abdul Kheir.
 
Along her lifelong career as a community development expert, May has been an advocate of peace building and mindful wellness through music. Through her professional expertise, she has travelled the world where she also gave concerts (Lebanon, Yemen, Syria, Bahrain, UAE, Europe and USA).
 
Both as a musician and community cultural and social work development expert, May Nasr is dedicated to playing an active role in creating positive change through peace building and social cohesion through songs on peace, love and resilience that inspire positive change in her country, the region and the world. May produced two CDs of her own: “Lil Ghaly” (2008) and a Single: “Ouhibouka” – Lyrics by internationally acclaimed writer Ghada El Samman (2012). May has also co-produced an album in the USA: “Written in Water” (“Escrito en Agua) with Puerto Rican-American musician, Lourdes Perez.  They also performed together in 2009 as part of their "Written in Water" tour, and in 2011 they reunited for a benefit concert for The Al Quds Association for Democracy and Dialogue.
 
In March 2024, May composed and released a single called “The Little Girl” in honor of the children of Gaza-Palestine and all the children who are victims of war.
 
May Nasr has been often described as a “voice for freedom, justice, equality, humanity and love”.